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mostly Buster Keaton ୨୧

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Happy lovely birthday to Dorothy Sebastian! She was born on this day 121 years ago in 1903 🖤

📷 Buster Keaton and Dorothy Sebastian photographed for the 1929 film “Spite Marriage”

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Buster Keaton with Dorothy Sebastian, 1929

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Happy international pet day!

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Remembering Gloria Swanson who passed away on this 41 years ago, April 4th, 1983 🕊️🖤

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Buster with a kitty 🖤

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Happy heavenly birthday to Roscoe Arbuckle 🖤

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Buster Keaton on the set of “The Navigator” , 1924

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Buster Keaton The Navigator (1924)

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Buster Keaton and Harold Lloyd, 1955

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Buster Keaton photographed by George Hurrell, 1930

“He was never more glamorous than in stills taken around 1930, when he was unhappily under contract at MGM. Even while the studio miscast Buster in films as a pathetic, nerdy shrimp, their portrait photographers immortalized his sculptured handsomeness and sex appeal weighted by hypnotic stillness. In photographs by George Hurrell, Clarence Sinclair Bull and Ruth Harriet Louise, Buster broods in tailored suits or natty, deco sport clothes, crisp shirts as perfect as Gatsby’s, even white sweaters and plus-fours. His innate physical elegance makes him incapable of an unbecoming posture. His profile is classically noble, his cheekbones high and chiseled. His huge, dark, heavy-lidded, long-lashed eyes burn with oblique intensity. Like Valentino, Garbo and Marilyn Monroe, Buster could lower his eyelids halfway and gaze out from under them, but his look is not so much come-hither as beyond reach” - Buster Keaton: The Persistence of Comedy by Imogen Sara Smith

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Buster Keaton photographed by Melbourne Spurr, 1924

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Photo of Buster Keaton during the filming of “Steamboat Bill, Jr.” taken July 21, 1927

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Buster Keaton with Gloria Swanson, Anna Q. Nilsson and H.B. Warner on the set of “Sunset Boulevard” , May 11th, 1949

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What if one day those in the depths rise up against you?

METROPOLIS (1927) dir. Fritz Lang

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okay but why is the buster keaton fandom the chilliest fandom I’ve ever been apart of like yall are so cool and nice. 🫶

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Anita Loos, the first woman to work as a staff screenwriter in Hollywood. She wrote a little novel called “Gentlemen Prefer Blondes.”

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Beautiful Buster 🖤